Winter Wheat Harvest Passes Halfway Mark; Spring Wheat Condition Down

The U.S. winter wheat harvest moved past the halfway mark last week, while winter wheat conditions held steady and spring wheat ratings slipped slightly, according to Monday’s USDA crop progress report.

U.S. Corn Condition Unchanged; Soybean Rating Slips

The condition of the U.S. corn crop held steady over the past week, while soybean ratings slipped slightly, even as both crops continued to develop ahead of normal, according to Monday’s USDA crop progress report.

ICE Close: Canola Higher with U.S. Markets Closed

Canola futures ended higher Friday in quiet holiday trade, with U.S. grain and oilseed markets closed for the Independence Day holiday.

Alberta Crop Conditions Holding Near Average

Saskatchewan Crop Conditions Mostly Steady to Higher

Saskatchewan crop conditions were mostly steady to stronger in the second half of June, with several cereal and oilseed crops improving from mid-month levels despite excess moisture concerns in parts of the province.

Maps: Heavy Rain Batters Parts of Western Canada

ICE Close: Canola Higher on Return from Canada Day Holiday

Canola futures finished slightly higher on Thursday as the market returned from the Canada Day holiday a day earlier.

Chicago Close: Mixed Ahead of U.S. Holiday Weekend

Corn, wheat, and soybean futures finished mixed on Thursday, as traders adjusted positions ahead of the U.S. holiday weekend.

Manitoba Crops Holding Up Amid Wet Conditions

Manitoba crops remain in generally good condition, even as isolated thunderstorms brought hail, strong winds, intense rain to portions of the province this past week.

ICE Close: Canola Down Amid Record Planted Area Estimate

Canola futures ended lower on Tuesday as Statistics Canada’s June acreage report delivered a much larger planted area estimate than the market expected.

Chicago Close: Wheat Leads Way Higher in Post-USDA Trade

Corn, wheat, and soybean futures ended higher in post-USDA trade on Tuesday, with wheat leading the advances.

Corn, Soybean Stocks Top Expectations; Wheat Below

U.S. corn stocks as of June 1 came in above trade expectations, while soybean inventories were slightly higher than anticipated and wheat stocks were modestly below the average forecast.

Even Fewer U.S. Wheat Acres, USDA Report Shows

There are even fewer U.S. wheat acres in the ground this year than expected, with the USDA lowering estimates for winter wheat, other spring wheat, and durum in its June acreage report.